In gratitude Putin: Hamas released the hostage with Russian citizenship (photo)

It is noted that the Russian was handed over to the Red Cross. Representatives of fighters said it was done in response to the Kremlin's efforts. Hamas militants thanked Vladimir Putin for his support and released a citizen of Russia who were hostage. About it reports the TASS edition on November 26. It is noted that the Preskretic of the Head of the Politburo of the Ismail Haniah Movement Tach Anne-Nun in a comment to reporters confirmed the alleged liberation of a man with Russian citizenship.

He was handed over to the Red Cross. "Hamas was released the hostage who had Russian citizenship, in response to the efforts of Russian President Vladimir Putin and as a sign of recognizing the Russian position on the support of the Palestinian case," the message reads. His name was not named, but the Officer of the Israeli Defense Army and the editor of the Military Focus department Igal Levin in his Telegram-channel reported that it was a Russian named Ron Kryvyi.

He was born in Israel, but has another citizenship. On October 7, when he was attacked by Hamas militants, he worked in a group of light music technicians at the New News Festival in Reim. The network also appeared on the network with the liberated hostage. Where he was sent and where he is now is unknown. TASS journalists added separately that there was previously information about two hostages with a passport of the Russian Federation, which are in Hamas.

We will remind, on November 26 it was reported that the 9-year-old Israeli girl, who was considered dead, returned home. She stayed in captivity for 50 days. Emily Hand from Kibutsa Beeri was captured by Palestinian militants on October 7 with her friend and her mother. For a while she was considered dead, but in the girl's family there was hope when her relatives were informed that she was alive. Since November 24, a temporary truce between Israel and Hamas has been operating in the Gaza sector.